... certain ways, it didn't easily do what it was supposed to. But the demos worked. They were great at selling early in the funnel. We leaned on that. Under the hood, though? The product was brittle hard-wired, full of technical debt, and increasingly built to fit whatever deal we were chasing that quarter. If people did buy it, it required a bunch of technical service hours just to make it usable. The company downplayed the feedback. Kept ...

... Tana just got a whole lot faster! We just launched the Tana Template Store a curated collection of plug-and-play templates you can install with a click. These aren t just static pages they re full systems, wired up with Supertags, commands, views, and even custom AI agents. No setup. No duct tape. Just working workflows. A few examples of what you can do with templates: Record brainstorming: Tana will extract ideas and questions for follow-up. Walk ...

... that I miss. I'd love to share what we're doing to get feedback and see if there's a fit for design partnership. I'm an inactive CPA and former product lead spending nearly a decade helping vSaaS companies build financial tools that customers loved and used daily. From talking with many CEOs and founders at vSaaS

... journalist. I started my career as a journalist 15 years ago. I interviewed the founder of Indiegogo and the President of EPAM. Now, I do PR for technology companies. Our projects have been featured in Forbes and Wired, and our startups have become the product of the day and won Golden Kitty Awards. I love heavy music and tennis. I already regret that I won't be able to attend the final Black Sabbath concert in England. I will share ...

... just released https://wiredclan.com, exlusively for tech students. I do have access to my college's network so I have a few initial users but how do I reach out to other colleges? Here's what I've come up with so far: Find college tech groups on Facebook (and spam there?). Ask my sister who's in college. ??? Appreciate your inputs here. Thanks ...